Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-26
ORDERS TO HANG SEVEN MEN.
The Death Warrant Of the Auarchisss
Sent 10 Cook COunty's sheriff.

The following death order was issued BY the
Supreme Court OF Illinois saturday:
BE il remembered, 70 wit, on the l4th day Of Sep
TENDER. A. D. 1857. the being Of the regular
days of the said term of court the following proceed
ngs by said court had and entered record TO
wit August Spies. Michael schwab Samuel Fielden
Albert Il. Parsons. Adolph Fischer. George Engel
Louis IineH, and Oscar W. Neebe the people Of the
State of Illinois. Error to Criminal Court Of Cook
County. On this day aain the parties the
court having diligently examined and inspected well
the record and proceedings aforesaid the
and things therein assigned for error, and being
sufficiently advised of and concerning the Iremisea
for that II appears to the court now here that neither
ran Dit Of the nsoresaa T. tber no, ~ she
erroneuus vicious defective and in that the
Tie Judgment aforesaid be sirned in ali shsDSs as 70
each and every Of all said plaintiffs in error stand
matters and thinss therein rssirnto Tor error And
November A D. 1881 be and the same is hereby died
as the time when the sentence Of death pronounced
schvab Samuel Fielden, Albert Il. Parsons AdoIph
Fischer Georse Engel. and LOUIS iinvg by the crini
it il further ordered by the that the sheriff q.
directed to carry into execution the Sentence by the
Criminal Court Of Cook County III Of the DESCENDANT
Nina Van Zandt heard OF the death order and hur.
ried TO the jail, weeping bitterly, ana soon after
her came little Mrs Engel crying and exclaiming:
settled down TO quietly meet his fate. He Is ctr
tain he will be hanged, and declares that his death
W
THE LAWYERS CONSULTING.
Another consultation In regard 10 the condemned
anarchists was held at the ONCE OF Gen. Roger A
Pryor, IN New York, saturday, and the three law
yers who are interested in the case went carefully
over the evidence and made notes OF the various
points that they wished 10 raise In presenting the
appeal for a writ OF error before justice OF the
Federal court. Gen. Pryor. too, wanted 10 famil-
lariZe himself more fully with the evidence that
had been presented. Capt. Black has not yet de-
cided when he will return to Chicago. IL may take
several days for him TO get through with Gen
Pryor, and In the meantime there will probably be
q reception given 70 him by the socialists. Many
OF the latter now 10 the city knew him In Chicago,
and is thought that he will lecture here for the
benefit OF the socialistc library In Clinton Place
GEO. FRANCIS TRAINS SPEECH.
In New York last night Geo. Francis Train spoke
for the first time IN many years at Webster Hall In
favor OF the condemned Chicago anarchists The
proceeds or the admission fees charged were 70 go
TO the support OF the mems families Mr.. Train
spoke ramblingly for nearly two hours most OF the
time not referring TO the anarchists In any way.
John Most succeeded Mr.. Train but he was care
ful not to offend the police present In civilians
dress by anything he said. The receipts win prob
ably amount TO 500. Mr. Train said that be would
speak every night for the anarchists families
Ion.
SCENE IN THE LABOR UNION MEETING
The New York Central Labor Union meeting yes
terday came nearly being the scene OF free nght
A series OF resolutions was offered calling upon
the union to condemn the Illinois Supreme Court
Judges for sentencing the seven anarchists In Chi
q committee bc appointed TO cal o mass meeting
to condemn the sentence. This was followed by o
motion 10 lay the resolutions on the table The
socialists protested vehemently and the
motion was lost. Then the anarchists were
attacked by Hugh whorskey, Of the Car
Chairman McKim made a furious onslaught
upon all socialists and anarchists The uprosr
following was dcafening and the proprietor OF the
hall appeared upon the platform Begging the dele.
gates 10 desist his business would be ruined oy
such noise on sunday afternoon Comparative
quiet being restored Geo. e. Block, OF the Ma
tional Bakers Union. began speaking on the reso-
luton. lie was interrupted by the cry OF God
bless the hand that threw that Tomb Yes"
added Mr. Blocl ssCod bless that bomb" The
majority OF tie delegates cried "shamew and
another scene OF confusion ensued. FINALLY tue
previous question was put The mai vote In
favor OF Meinstein's motion carried, and The
minority LEFT the bail under protest.